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Will grids cope with a surge in electric cars?

Drivers will want to charge their EVs at will to ensure they always have enough power, but letting suppliers do it for them overnight will prevent blackouts, says Vera Eckert

Will grids cope with a surge in electric cars?

Wed, 28 Aug, 2019 - 01:00

By Vera Eckert

Drivers will want to charge their EVs at will to ensure they always have enough power, but letting suppliers do it for them overnight will prevent blackouts, says Vera Eckert

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